Custom/Hybrid Duratec sunshield aka rainX

[air blair]

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[TOBY]

LOL NEVER SEEN THAT BEFORE, well maby i have money gone bro, you will have to change your release to a wax with more grip or PVA over what u got..
i had no success even with light coats

 

[DAG]

If rain-x is applied to the hull and rain-x repels water, wont the ski just sink to the bottom of the sea as it pushes water out from under it?

 

[smoofers]

Yeah but how cool would it be to have a ski that looks like it's made out of dinosaur skin!? (/s)

 

[air blair]

Ha. Gotta love composites. All I know about this product is it's the last time i am using sunshield for my application. I finally was able to get it to work but soooooooo not worth the effort


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[newbee]

So rainx bubbled the paint?

 

[air blair]

Laymans term: I tried laying a new inmold spray surface coat. It reacted violently with the mold release I use which is a stoner semi-perm. I was referring to rainX as a comparison


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[newbee]

Ahhh my bad. Thanks for breaking it down for me. Lol.

 

[air blair]

After all that. It still turned out decent.

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[newbee]

Yeah i would love to ride that and give it the first beach rash lol Looks good to me

 

[air blair]

Ha ha. Right now it's a glorified bathtub. More pieces to the puzzle to come without sunshield though


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[Quinc]

What about never wet?

 

[stefan]

Sub

 

[air blair]

Did I mention I personally don't like sunshield. Still haunting me. Let's say if I was going to use it I would call the manufacture and get their release recommendations fo sho fooo


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[sinisterjosh209]

Jeff its an acquired spray technique. Lol refer to last pic. Even I get one fisheye every once in a while. But that's one of ur only two options for epoxy

 

[air blair]

Josh^ pehaps after my red ass goes away I'll test some other release techniques and dabble into the epoxy realm. I get too many failures and I start to get discouraged. Those are perfectly sprayed above. Very impressive.


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